Description:
View of the stream which gave this spot on the Omeo Highway its name. A hotel was located here and a bridge crossed the stream on either side of the building.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
View of the stream which gave this spot on the Omeo Highway its name. A hotel was located here and a bridge crossed the stream on either side of the building.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Don Ewart is holding the remains of a wooden figurehead from the Magnat, which was wrecked on the beach at Tarwin Meadows in 1900. The ship was originally named Edward Pembroke. Local tradition says that the ship's name was Duke of Pembroke and that the figurehead is a likeness of the Duke.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
The tramline run of Gippsland - POT 9|Loney, J.K. - Wrecks on the Gippsland coast
Description:
Don Ewart is holding the remains of a wooden figurehead from the Magnat, which was wrecked on the beach at Tarwin Meadows in 1900. The ship was originally named Edward Pembroke. Local tradition says that the ship's name was Duke of Pembroke and that the figurehead is a likeness of the Duke.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
The tramline run of Gippsland - POT 9|Loney, J.K. - Wrecks on the Gippsland coast
Description:
View of the sign at the spot known as Pig and Whistle on the Omeo Highway in 1963. There are two stories as to how this place was named. One claims it was the place where road or railway survey workers kept alcohol. The other involves pigs escaping from a wagon here.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
Omeo Road - POT 57|Gardner, P.D.|Names on the Omeo Highway
Description:
View of the sign at the spot known as Pig and Whistle on the Omeo Highway in 1963. There are two stories as to how this place was named. One claims it was the place where road or railway survey workers kept alcohol. The other involves pigs escaping from a wagon here.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
Omeo Road - POT 57|Gardner, P.D.|Names on the Omeo Highway
Description:
View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
Description:
View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
Description:
Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
Description:
Record generated from title list.
Description:
The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39